The University of Tennis Camp, run by camp director Andre Danford,  is available to boys and girls ages 5-16 years. The camp’s teaching objective is to build a solid foundation for the student so they will continue to improve after leaving camp.

The students’ time on court will be divided among drills designed to improve the strokes, drills which develop good footwork, and a sufficient amount of healthy competition.

When the campers arrive, they are divided into groups based on age and playing ability. This prevents some of the frustration from being in a group where the players are either too advanced or too elementary. During competition, it is especially important to place the campers in compatible groups.

The 5 to 1 student/instructor ratio affords an excellent opportunity to work with players of any age and ability, from the beginner to the very advanced. All the modern teaching aids such as video/stroke analysis, ball machines and stroke developers will be available for use.

A progress report will be kept on each student so their development can be monitored, and timely adjustments made as necessary to the student’s tennis needs.